Manufacturing,,Agricultural Inspection, Aeronautical Industries, Air Conditioning Industries, Electrical Industries, and Mechanical Industries. All of the degree courses listed above, with the exceptions of Agricultural Inspection and Fruit Production, also are given as two-year vocational and threeeyear technical courses. Agricultural Inspection and Fruit Production, both given at the Voorhis unit, are given as technical as well as degree courses but no two-year vocational course is offered for either of them. In addition to the above listed courses, Agricultural Mechanics and Architectural Drawing, are given as vocational and technical courses but not as degree courses. The degree courses both in agricultural and industrial fields require 200 quarter units of credit. The teachnical courses require 150 quarter units and the vocational courses require 100 quarter units. ENROLLMENT REGULAR STUDENTS Full-time student enrollment reached a peak of 999 regular students in the school year 1940-41, but began a decrease the Toflhwing year because of the National Selective Service Act, availability of good jobs in war plants, and the shortage of skilled farm workers. The decrease to 828. regular full-time students for the year 1941-42 followed closely the para centage of decrease noted in other colleges during that year. During 1942-43, the Selective Service act made further inroads into the student body, leaving a total of 587. ‘When the Selective Service act was changed to include 18-year olds, it hit this school harder than oo-educational institutions which still can rely on having seme'women students. The increase in enrollment from 219 students in 1935 to 980 in 1941 was a normal increase and one which can be expected to continue after the -4.